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If grass and weeds take over and you wish to remove them from your landscape, some household materials serve this purpose effectively and affordably. Standard chlorine bleach mixed with water can be effective for killing unwanted grass and weeds. Choose a time when rain is not in the weather forecast for 24 hours and spray the area generously with diluted bleach.
Fill the measuring cup with 16 ounces of water and pour the water into the spray bottle.
Add 1 ounce chlorine bleach to the water.
Screw the cap of the spray bottle onto the bottle tightly. Shake the diluted bleach vigorously to mix the ingredients.
Spray the diluted bleach onto the foliage and at the base of each plant you wish to kill. To kill grass, thoroughly saturate the entire grassy area you wish to eliminate with the bleach solution.
Reapply the bleach solution after two days if the plants are not completely dead.
Kathryn Hatter is a 42-year-old veteran homeschool educator and regular contributer to Natural News. She is an avid gardener, seamstress, quilter, painter, cook, decorator, digital graphics creator and computer user. She is interested in natural health and hopes to direct her focus toward earning an RN degree.
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